Bea Cukai Prepares for Gold Export Duty Implementation

Strengthening Export Oversight

The Directorate General of Customs and Excise (Bea Cukai) has taken significant steps to ensure the successful implementation of the export duty on gold commodities. As part of its preparations, Bea Cukai has internalized the Minister of Finance Regulation (PMK) Number 80 of 2025 to all relevant offices, guaranteeing a unified understanding and application of the regulation across the board.

Regulatory and Technical Measures

To facilitate the effective implementation of the export duty, Bea Cukai has undertaken various regulatory and technical measures. These efforts aim to enhance export oversight, ensuring that all gold exports comply with the new duty requirements. By strengthening its oversight capabilities, Bea Cukai seeks to prevent potential smuggling and tax evasion, thereby protecting government revenue and maintaining the integrity of the export process.

Uniform Implementation Across Regions

Bea Cukai has emphasized its commitment to implementing the gold export duty in a uniform and consistent manner across all regions. This approach ensures that exporters and stakeholders are treated fairly and equally, regardless of their location. By maintaining a level playing field, Bea Cukai aims to promote transparency and accountability in the gold export sector, fostering a positive business environment and encouraging compliance with the new regulation.